Bare Act

The Bombay Cotton Contracts Control (War Provisions) Repeal Act, 1922

This Act formally removes the legal authority of the Bombay Cotton Contracts Control (War Provisions) Act of 1919, which previously regulated cotton trading and contracts during wartime. By repealing this earlier law, the government ends the specific wartime controls that were in place to manage the cotton market. The legislation applies to the legal framework governing cotton contracts in Bombay, effectively restoring normal trading conditions by removing the restrictions that were imposed to manage supply and prices during the conflict. It signifies the end of emergency economic measures related to the cotton trade.

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